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Just ignoring them will make them go then?

I think that this is a good point. Fisher continually says that it is NOPM from Sisu but expects the fans to fund the club for them. To match the ST money would be a sign of good faith and would encourage some people to give it one more season at least.

I remember all of the stick that Ben Turner used to take from some of our "fans". He went on to prove them wrong and I am sure that Ryan Haynes will as well. Chances are that he will have a long and successful career as a professional. (Successful in the sense that he will earn a good living...

Surprised myself today as although this had been coming for weeks I was still sad and down at the moment it was confirmed. Strange atmosphere in the stadium as the final whistle went.

Isn't it good to get info like this to as wide an audience as possible? I am glad he is retweeting it as other media outlets might pick it up. Purely on the basis that Fisher won't like people reading this makes it a good move. Why criticise someone who is getting the truth out there for...

Nuneaton Town season ticket for season just ending £230 (adult seated) works out to under £11 a game. They play 21 home games as opposed to our 23.

I don't really know any of the Trust board more than to say hello to them and that is only because I go to the open meetings. I don't know any of them personally. However I just don't get any of this "only out for themselves" type of comment. The people I see are ordinary fans who go home and...

Even if Orient go down I still think that they are in a better position than us as, as far as I know, they still have their own ground, academy and training centre. I honestly think that we are in a more perilous state than any other club, including Blackpool. Once Sisu have gone, the base we...

I don't think most fans do complain about Sisu not ploughing in loads of money. The fact that they have lost And wasted millions already is one of only many faults. Everyone knows what they have done so no need to go through the charge sheet against them. The sum total of all that they have done...

The fact is that Elliot and Hoffman are City fans. I see them quite often at away games in the away end.

This is for the City Arsenal game mentioned above. Great footage. If you watch it look out for Oakey's goal line clearance. Some good clips of Tommy with the ball. Also some great City names from the past.

Considering that was his first attempt at being a manager, he did really well. It was just the quality of the football that let him down, particularly his last season. I think falling attendances, a couple sub 20k, finally did for him. A shame that no one higher up the league than Peterborough...

I agree that we let him go to soon. Yes it was Milne who let him go. However it was also Milne who brought him in in the first place, probably a Blackpool connection I would think.

Hopefully Robins might be a factor in some of them choosing to stay. I was impressed by his comments about Ryan Haynes and how there is definitely a player in there that we have not seen yet. If players want to improve and play first team football rather than go and sit on the bench or what...

Listening to John Sillett on the radio yesterday. He said that in 1986 he was close to signing Glen Hoddle. Although I thought as a London player he was always over hyped by the media, he would still have been a great signing.

I think Mowbray was a good manager. I think lots of City fans do. Difference of opinion doesn't make someone an imbecile or an idiot.

We didn't win anything or get into Europe ( although we went close) but that team played the best football I have ever seen. It was pure joy to come and watch them as they would launch wave after wave of attack. The football was scintillating!

I am glad he is getting a game and good to see his performance yesterday. I think most City fans would say that there is a good player in there somewhere but he is frustratingly inept on occasions. It was interesting to listen to Robin's comments on him and particularly the fact that he spoke to...

He was just fantastic! Truely worth the admission just to see him play. Always ran his socks off, a real team player and very rarely injured. Then their was Tommy with the ball. Whenever he got it there was an air of excitement, you just knew that something amazing could happen. He was capable...

No one ever mentions Noel Cantwell and I agree with them, the football wasn't great to watch. It is a shame for him as he got us through the first two years in Division 1 with great escapes, got us into Europe with our highest ever finish (last time we finished top 6) and brought in some great...